kellyramsey + kansas 9
Kan. governor celebrates signing of abortion laws (John Hanna, AP)
april 2011 by kellyramsey
" Gov. Sam Brownback declared Tuesday that Kansas has established "life as sacred and beautiful" with new laws requiring doctors to get written permission from parents before performing abortions on minors and tightening restrictions on procedures after the 21st week of pregnancy based on disputed claims that fetuses can feel pain. "
abortion
sentience
Kansas
april 2011 by kellyramsey
More fetal-pain abortion bans are advancing in other states (Brad Cooper, Kansas City Star)
april 2011 by kellyramsey
" Kansas joined an exclusive club when it became only the second state to ban late-term abortions because of fetal pain.
" But not for long. The Idaho governor signed a similar bill Thursday, and more like it are advancing in Oklahoma and a dozen other states. "
abortion
sentience
Kansas
Oklahoma
Idaho
Ohio
" But not for long. The Idaho governor signed a similar bill Thursday, and more like it are advancing in Oklahoma and a dozen other states. "
april 2011 by kellyramsey
Kansas anti-abortion bill focuses on fetal pain (David Klepper, Kansas City Star)
february 2011 by kellyramsey
" At least five other state legislatures are considering similar bills this year. "
abortion
Kansas
sentience
february 2011 by kellyramsey
Committee Passes Fetal Pain Bill (Kansas Catholic Conference)
february 2011 by kellyramsey
" Friday, the House Federal and States Affairs Committee passed legislation that would restrict abortions past 20 weeks based on the ability of the unborn to feel pain. "
abortion
Kansas
sentience
february 2011 by kellyramsey
Shameful hostility toward science in Missouri (Barbara Shelly @ Kansas City Star)
may 2007 by kellyramsey
"[Gov.] Blunt appointed a vocal opponent of embryonic stem-cell research to the Life Sciences Research Board. Bob Onder, a Lake St. Louis physician with an asthma and allergy practice, is active with groups that spread falsehoods about stem-cell research"
stem-cell
Kansas
may 2007 by kellyramsey
Kansas Coalition for Lifesaving Cures
may 2007 by kellyramsey
"Our policy position is that any stem cell research, therapies or cures that are permitted by federal law should be allowed in Kansas - provided that such activities are conducted ethically and safely and do not involve human reproductive cloning."
stem-cell
Kansas
interest-groups
may 2007 by kellyramsey
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